# QQQ put/call volume ratio held at 0.75 within 3 weeks, against 1.53 1 to 3 months out

As of Oct 27, 2026, 09:55 ET: QQQ put/call volume ratio held at 0.75 within 3 weeks, against 1.53 1 to 3 months out.
On the page at https://squawkflow.com/options-flow/2026-10-27/qqq-term-structure: the follow-up at the next settlement, added once recorded; the evidence table and the rule that fired; and up to six other QQQ snapshots from Oct 27, 2026.

Within 3 weeks: 356,636 put and 474,271 call contracts. 1 to 3 months out: 10,044 put and 6,551 call contracts. By 09:55 ET on Oct 27, 2026. Tracked: up to 40 strikes around the money across 32 expirations. Source: delayed broker chain.

- Session: 2026-10-27
- Kind: Near vs far dates
- Status: Session closed
- Rule: near (<= 21 days) put/call ratio >= 2.0 x or <= 1/2.0 x the 22-92 day ratio (absolute: baseline n 1 < 5); each side >= 1000
- Baseline: median near/far put/call ratio tilt, last 20 sessions, n = 1, value 0.9547

| Metric | Value |
|---|---:|
| farCallVolume | 6551 |
| farPutCallRatio | 1.533 |
| farPutVolume | 10044 |
| nearCallVolume | 474271 |
| nearPutCallRatio | 0.752 |
| nearPutVolume | 356636 |
| tilt | 0.49 |

## What happened next

- Next settlement: pending the next settlement.
- Expiry: pending expiry.

Caveat: Session volume from delayed options chain snapshots, published at least 15 minutes after capture. Totals cover the strikes captured around the money, not every listed strike. Not individual trades. Premium is an estimate: volume times the quote midpoint.

Session page: https://squawkflow.com/options-flow/2026-10-27

## Citation

Source: SquawkFlow, https://squawkflow.com/options-flow/2026-10-27/qqq-term-structure
Retrieved: 2026-10-28 00:41 ET
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